here's is what happening you are witnesses what police say is a miracle, a philadelphia police officer shot, 18 times, and leaves the hospital, just four days after she was ambushed, in her squad car. sylvia young left the hospital to the hero's solute. good evening, i'm ukee washington. i'm jessica dean. dozens of the members of the police department turned out to show their support for sergeant young, including one who knows all too well what she's going through. "eyewitness news" reporter alexandria hoff is live at penn presbyterian hospital with this story, alex. >> reporter: sergeant young is a 19 year veteran of the philadelphia police force and even though it the is unclear how long her recovery process will take she will certainly have plenty of support along the way with tears in her eyes, philadelphia police sergeant, sylvia young rose to her feet in a sea of solutes by her uniformed collogues. >> it is what she deserves. she went through a horrific

experience and she survived. >> reporter: sergeant young departed from penn presbyterian medical center just four days after being ambush by suspect gunman nicholas glenn who began a friday evening rampage by firing 18 shots at the young's police cruiser. >> i'm hit. i'm at hack mack at 51st street. >> reporter: commissioner richard ross say many shot hit young's protect testify vet and her weapon if you still she was struck too and says physical, psychological recovery will take time. >> i just had my ninth surgery done. i truly want to go back to the job. it is something i want to do. >> reporter: officer jesse hartnett understand's sergeant young's experience because in january he lived it, am burn, shot numerous times and like young, survives. >> turn tv own and see something like this going on again it is real traumatic. >> reporter: friday's violent tear injured five in total and killed an innocent bystander. another officer eddie miller was spot by suspected gunman during the shoot-out that left

the suspect dead. miller was released from the hospital yesterday. for hartnett he was receiving continue care for his injuries today and happened on young's release by pure coincidence but knows how it feels. >> it is welcoming, but it is still a good feeling. >> reporter: commissioner adds that they are collectively mourning the loss of 25 year-old sarah silla an innocent bystander killed that violent night. reporting from west philadelphia, alexandria hoff for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> alex, thank you. a 16 year-old student is facing charges in the fight captured on video at the philadelphia high school. police say this fight between lincoln high student and teacher, stemmed from an argument in the classroom. authorities say that the 16 year-old threw the first punch but video shows both student and teacher taking part. the teen has been charged with aggravated assault, teacher a has not been charge. we have asked superintendent to view the video and he declined saying he wants to do

it on his own terms but he did have this to say. >> what was described to me was disturbing and not the type of instant tenth that we want to see in our schools. so we will do everything to get to the bottom of it. >> "eyewitness news" also reached out to the teachers union, they did not wish to comment. to philadelphia police officers injury in the nightclub brawl involving lesean mccoy is suing former eagle and club where that incident happened. the running back was not criminally charged for his role in the february fight at recess lounge in olde city. and city and state prosecutors say in april they could not prove who started the brawl. attorney fortune perry junior is representing the officers, darnell jesse and roland butler. >> our investigation has confirmed that our clients were attack, beaten, and sustain serious permanent bodily injury as a result of the assault and our investigation has confirmed that the individuals who attacked our parents are

lesean mccoy and additional defendants. >> mccoy's attorney tells "eyewitness news" he has no comment on the civil lawsuit. federal prosecutors are weighing terrorism charges against suspect in this weekend's bombings in new york and in new jersey. right now amad kahn rahami is charge with the shoot-out with police before his capture yesterday. officials say the fbi found nothing suspicious when it looked in the suspect two years ago. that is when his father expressed concerns that his son might be a terrorist. rahami's father later recan't that had claim. a school bus struck a driveway over hang at princeton church of christ this afternoon. chopper three over river road in princeton. seven children and two adults on board were taken to the hospital to be check out. authorities say that no one was seriously injured. investigators tell us that the bus driver was attempting to headache a u turn when she struck the over hang. you may have notice that had gas prices are on the rise, and at a time when they are normally heading down. it is all due to damaged

pipeline. right now gallon of regular is averaging 2.34 in pennsylvania, $1.99 in new jersey and $2.19 in delaware. "eyewitness news" new jersey reporter cleve bryan joins us live from washington township where drivers noticed those higher prices, cleve. >> reporter: ukee you cannot help but notice, u.s. gas behind me $1.84 yesterday, today $1.89 a galas part of the price hike trend that drivers hope will soon change. >> three times a week. >> reporter: when it comes to filling his gas tank appliance repairman tranquil likes to shop around. the he drives more than a hundred miles a day and keep track where to find good prices. >> i have a couple gas stations in westville, deptford area, and 1.89 isn't too bad. >> reporter: drivers who keep a close eye on the price at pump notice rate is going up when it should be going down. typically fuel stations switch

lowering prices but due to a leak in the colonial pipeline that supplies gas from texas to the east coast, triple a find gas prices are seven cents higher then a month ago in south jersey. >> the whole south east up into delaware, south jersey are affected because the supply has been decreased, and which means prices will go up. >> reporter: southern states felt most severe impact with the pipeline leak but price of gas in parts of the georgia going up 27 cents from a week ago some stations ran out of gas and there are widespread complaints of price gouge bug there is good news. tuesday a spokesperson for colonial said a bypass pipeline is almost complete and gasoline should restart flowing at a normal rate on wednesday. >> everything should be returning to normal for us around here. >> keep it up, and have a nice, smooth transition into the fall with cheaper prices. >> reporter: that is the trend, prices should get cheaper in the fall and i don't mean to be debbie downer here but this is hurricane season still so you never know when there could be another

interruption, for gas supply chain. reporting live, i'm cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> cleve, thank you. in campaign 016 donald trump will be returning to our area republican nominee will rally supporters at studios in aston, delaware county thursday night. pennsylvania, of course, a critical battle ground state. fresh off receiving the liberty medal congressman john lewis launched voter registration drive-in mount air toy day, the democrat urged pennsylvanians to vote and support hillary clinton for president. congressman lewis fight tirelessly to pass the original voter rights inact 965. john lewis is still fighting for social justice today in a one on one interview with the civil rights icon he showed no signs of slowing down. >> we must build on the past. >> reporter: congressman civil rights leader, liberty award recipient john lewis, well aware of today's police related shootings, violence in our communities and direction

it has. >> i see today forceness america trying to take us back and many young people saying that we are not going back. >> reporter: some nfl players are kneeling or like a few philadelphia eagles on monday night raising their fist in protests of the recent rash of violence and social injustice, that has captured or nation's attention. >> i'm not only a roof what they are doing but i think they are doing what is good, what is necessary. their protest is protected by the constitution by the first amendment. some people may not like what they are doing but they are standing up, kneeling, that is speaking out. >> reporter: which he and his collogue did his in our nation's capitol about the issue of guns. >> sit down on the house floor, trying to drama advertised the need for congress to act. we have to do something. >> reporter: in our neighborhood as well while in camden lewis offered his love

and concern to marisa carter she lost her child in the cross fire of bullets. >> i gave her a hug and i said, you know i will keep you and your family in my prayers and will do what i can to end gun violence in america. >> reporter: he needs help and especially counting on our country's younger generation through awareness and education. >> it will lead to us a better place. lead us to higher ground. >> reporter: when it comes to violence congressman lewis told me's grease with the word of the doctor king, an eye for an eye, tooth for a tooth only creates blind and tooth less people and that solutions must be reached. everyone, is talk about the eagles and performance last night they moved to two-zero after a prime time win over the bears. >> sports director don bell, joins us now. did you suspect birds would have this record in the beginning. >> full disclosure.

>> yeah. >> no. i thought it was close but no i did not pick them to win last night but not like that. >> yes. >> the north dakota state football team serving up a spelling lesson. they tweeted carson wentz period. that is spelled with 2w's and no l's. that base you kid from bismarck is now two and zero. eagles beat bears 29-14. wentz becomes only the fifth rookie since 1970 to win his first two games of the season. he tossed for 19 seer he yard and touchdown. defense forced three turnovers and knock quarterback jay cutler out of the game. veteran defensive end conner barwin likes what he sees. >> it is really impressive. he protects the ball. he had made great throws. we are taking the ball away on defense and that will equal victories. >> so eagles two-zero. they suffered a anticipated loss we will have the latest on lane johnson's ten game

suspension coming up later in sports. >> i forgotten all about that they were playing so well. >> it has been a month, after we initially heard about it. >> thanks, don. one of the busiest ramps on i-95 will be soon closed for month, that is coming up next. plus feel the love famous love park statue is being renovated picture yourself in front of the icon before it is even finish. heart to heart daughter of the philadelphia fire fight shore died of the heart attack last year uses her loss to help others gain, how she's hoping to spread awareness of heart disease, kate. we are in for a warm start to fall, but a bit cloudy outside today and possibly into thomas system churning off to the south, i'll tell you when cloud will break and when temperatures will drop, with the few fuel lake days in the seven day forecast we will tell you when you may need to break out jacket when we

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pennsylvania police organizations endorse pat toomey as best to protect our families. independence usa pac is responsible for the content of this advertising. infection linked to hospital's quip the. has spread into philadelphia officials at penn presbyterian medical center say four heart patients contracted infection from his a specific machine that helped support the heart and lungs during major surgeries. penn officials say equipment has been removed and risk to other patients is minimal and

they are contacting any other patients, who may be impact. state health department ace wear of 21 cases of these bacterial infectionness three hospitals. we have some important traffic information for you tonight, the ramp from i-95 south to aramingo avenue will close tomorrow. chopper three you can see that ramp under construction. it closes tomorrow at 8:00 p.m. it is not expected to reopen for another nine months. that is what is at june. drivers will be directed and detoured at bridge street oral gain i avenue until then. well, philadelphia's love park is under going a transform haitian, city officials and sponsors announce that had renovations to the welcome center now underway thanks in part to the 700,000-dollar commitment from saint gobain. a interactive display set up municipal services building see what they would look like in the future space. the 16.5 million-dollar project is set to reopen, next spring. a south jersey woman is hitting the road this weekend to turn a personal tragedy

into a triumph for its entire family. >> as chere greg from our sister station kyw news radio tells us tonight she will be running to save lives. >> i'm not a runner. most i ran was a 5k. >> reporter: cristina weber has change a lot in the past year. the 25 year-old got engaged, and, courtesy, of her fire fighter dad. >> he is like the funniest, and, caring, like, you know, best dad. >> reporter: matt weber a 25 year veterans of the cherry hill fire department is a big man. he was an even bigger heart. and last year, it was, a heart attack that claimed his life. >> it was, the worst day of our lives. >> reporter: tina took her grief to the road. >> so i would slowly run like just a mile, 2 miles. >> reporter: then in march she decided to use the running to raise money for heart disease. as she asked her dad for his blessing. >> i said dad, i'm not the a good runner.

do you think i can make this work? that is when it made me cry because the answer was there. >> reporter: so with ten sent worth of encourage. , she started miles for matt. >> i will do half marathon. i said, what? >> reporter: and mom and the entire family, watched entire family raise $1,600 for the american heart association. >> just honoring him, and, and. >> reporter: on saturday, half marathon and inspire others to check their heart, as she rubs for the biggest heart that she knows. >> the whole thing, from start to finish. >> reporter: you can bet a dime that he will, in sewell, new jersey cherri gregg for kyw news radio for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". that is what it is all about. kate, so a little warm in the beginning of this week but

you just show fall is on the horizon. >> fall temperatures, are just a few days away. you can almost see them, feel them. >> sixty's. as close to 07 as you can get, and, it is pretty nice, and, days, sports, all weekend long, and little chilly, cooler then pass couple. and, sweat shirt outside this weekend, and take a look, take a look down the shore where cloud have been in place all day long, and thanks to a stubborn system off the coast of virginia and north caroline, have rain from that is staying to the south but the clouds are socked in. i to just tweet the forecast a little bit. get out of here as quickly as i had hoped it would. ocean city may not be as glummy as today but tomorrow we will still have cloud issues especially through first half of the day. storm scan three shows where that system is. you can see that cloud deck

even compassioning south jersey and delaware. further north and west fewer clouds we will see but note that is system just sitting and spinning and it will take a while before it gets out of here. it will get drawn in the atlantic ocean and tropical storm karl possibly then hurricane karl heads in the atlantic but that will stay away. next is a front moving through into saturday and that is really going to help income these temperatures down. in the meantime still feels like summer outside with temperatures in the 80's and humidity still relatively high. eighty in philadelphia. eighty in wilmington. pair of seven in millville and 28 in allentown. see areas that have seen more sunshine today north and west, and those areas, are getting warmer. still steamy though dew points in the 07's across south jersey and delaware, 60's in philadelphia on north and west. and dew points in the 40's and 50's that is what we are looking forward to tomorrow that system still sitting and spinning off to the south. notice 11:00 a.m. city north and west we will see some sun but cloud still trying to hang

on down the shore for first half of the day and then finally by thursday we will start to see that system moving away. warm pattern in the meantime does continue right through end of the week with the jet stream to the north but this cool air locked up in eastern canada by saturday that cool air will start to drop southward, saturday our transition day and sunday is our cool day. overnight the mainly cloudy and humid, low of 67. that is close to sunday's daytime high that is how big a change we're expecting. wednesday mix of clouds and sun, very warm day at eight 46789 down the shore more clouds then sunshine at 78. thursday and friday we're looking better with highs in the upper 70's and unshine both days. you're witness weather seven day forecast we have clouds and sun for you on wednesday, thursday warm start to fall at 85. friday is warm as well at 86. then breezy, cooler saturday, nothing more than a stray shower. sunday we will feel a fall crispness in the air, predict apple picking and orchard and those places will be crowded

as it feels like fall 69 degrees, beautiful sunday as well. >> great. >> thanks, kate. >> don what is going on next in sports. >> we are talking about bird. doug pederson and year 1961 how the two are related. >> bad news for eagles, how they could be losing one of their best players, yes, bad news ahead sports up when it comes to risking social sepat toomey wrote the book. .. "i'm...i've got a whole chapter in my book where i... specifically lay out how i think we should... reform social security." toomey's plan requires wall street and bankers to manage... the accounts. collecting fees out of your social security that could... total billions. fees they collect, even if the market crashes and... seniors lose everything. pat toomey's looking out for wall street, not pennsylvania. dscc is responsible for the content of this advertising.

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john f. kennedy was the president, that was in 1961. that is why doug pederson's like season is turning head already. he led them to 29-14 win over bears last night. they opened up in a no huddle offense. pederson went for it on fourth down and they scored. at one point bird scored 26 unanswered point. >> off to a good start. but dougie fresh is ready for some more. >> it is new set of challenges each week and we have to put this one to rest and move on but i have been, you know, obviously pleased, two and zero is a good start to the season. you know, it is still a lot of hard work and a lot have road left ahead of us. >> sound like doug is pretty tired, probably worn out. reports say eagles right tackle lane johnson has been suspended for ten games have

after failing ped test. johnson will appeal which will allow him to play sunday with the steelers at the link. as of right now nfl not released an official statement. on to baseball, final inter league series of the season for phillies. they host white socks in less than an hour. jake thompson on the bump for phillies, james shields is pitching for chicago. hey, hard to believe but the flyers season is about to start. today they held a rookie camp for their draft picks, at the skate zone in voorhees. tomorrow they will play islanders, rookies on long island, full training camp starts on friday. speaking of friday, friday football frenzy continues, here are your nominees for game of the week shawne at washington township, bonner at owe hard, phoenixville at upper perk. cast your vote at, cbsc3c3

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city hall courtyard was full of energy for a very special event. >> traveling tap beer garden set up shop and beer garden was joined by culture in the courtyard new outdoor performance series. those stopping by enjoyed music, delicious food, great beer, and sound like a good night. >> it does. >> thanks for watching "eyewitness news" at 6:00 we are back at ten on the cw philly. we are back here on cbs-3 at 11:00.

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